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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1941
Page
2
Community neighbors hosted visits over the weekend with Harold Heber departing for army training as the 61st from the area. Other residents including Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gould and William Pfannes spent time with relatives in nearby towns.
Lafe Roberts and Mrs Amy Quick filled at the Hawkins home Monday. Jessie Richter was in Mt Pleasant for a day last week. Mrs Baa Hawking called on Mrs Ployd Hunt Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Edd Hawkins spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Joe Sherman. Mr and Mrs S O Vinton and Mrs Beatrice Hawkins were in Barryton Thursday. William Buckley and Mr and Mrs S O Vinton attended an AAA meeting at Lake Thursday afternoon. Clarence Vinton of Flint spent the weekend with his family here. The weekend visitor was Roy Hawkins, near Sears. Mrs William Buckley and Gilbert Hunt called at the Floyd Hunt home.
Winterfield residents Visited relatives across Clare Lansing and Marion over the weekend. Thelma Brooks Edith Davis Verona Bowers and others called at homes including Sutten Davis and Cook while several VanderWoudes Berkonpas and Turley family members shared weekend and midweek visits. Ruby Sutten returned home from Clare with Mr and Mrs Gaskill for a visit.
The article lists visits around Tuesday through Sunday with families including Cook, Davis, Stone, Thayer, VanderWoude, Bowers, and others. Mentions gatherings at Crank Davis home, grand parents in Clare, and events at a Teachers Institute in Yarwell.
Sunday dinners and cards highlight the week as families such as the Myers, Winns, Hartmans, Vollmers, and Fishers hosted gatherings. Attendees share meals, greetings, and high scores, with visitors from West Branch to Lansing and notable mentions of funerals, illnesses, and revival services at Elm Grove.
Gilmore Center church schedule lists services with J S Penick pastor and Elers deacons plus 7:45 p m sermon. Noted moves include Egbert Fordyce family to Archie Fordyce farm and Bert Kates Elam Seymour and Mrs Fields listed as on the gain. Farewell for George Mowl of Ashtabula Ohio noted with services held there.
Mrs Everette Carncross is very ill with strep throat and hopes for a speedy recovery. Gale Clute is recovering from chicken pox. Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs W Kleiner and Mr and Mrs N Hutchinson at the Sanford home. Ralph Allen and Mott attended a uncle's funeral in Flint last week. He had met his ...
Mrs. Mary Sanders visited with Mrs. Roller and Maude. Local callers included the Coats family, Geo Bates and Alice Anne, Mrs. Shull, and Mrs. Alta Orvis. Roller improving. Norman and Betty Orvis back to Clare High. Jack Wood recovered from measles. Mr. Cooper remains in about the same. Stork brought a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Athey. Burt Hubel announces James Edward born Feb 24 to Mr. and Mrs. John McGregor of Lansing. Ronald Orvis visited Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Badgley. Mrs. Shull and Elsie visited Grand Rapids. Emma Winn birthday party hosted by Winns with Arlene, Dorothy, Doris, Donald, Robert and John Spicer. Sympathies extended to the Kroll family after their home fire. Gospel service next Sunday March 9.
Camden New Jersey William Rough was fined $75 after being arrested on assault and battery charges filed by Mrs. Jean Shough. Testimony said a party at the Shoughs ended with Rough beating her during a car ride home.
A Temple University student team defeated faculty representatives 61 to 57 in a campus quiz contest. The faculty included the university librarian director of dramatics an English instructor and a German professor who scored poorly on literary questions.
Springfield report notes Rev. Floyd Hitchcock once rode a horse to reach churches in Douglas County. Now he flies a plane with a circuit covering Missouri Arkansas and Oklahoma. He travels by motor car train and ocean liner in the span between then and now.
Belgium produced more zinc than any nation except the United States, making it a leading global zinc producer on the eve of the war.
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